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Type Safety Coming To DB Queries

Posted by timothy on from the life-as-a-game dept.

An anonymous reader writes "A new type-safe query language for the popular full-text search platform Solr, called Slashem (a Rogue-like), has just been released. Slashem is implemented as a domain-specific language in Scala, providing compile time type-safety, allowing you do things like date range queries against date fields but keeping you from trying to do a date range query against a string field. Hopefully this trend catches on, resulting in fewer invalid queries exploding at runtime."

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  1. Re:Gibberish - wrapped up as geekspeak by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0, Troll

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    No offence you understand. You're just stupid, and you need to be told so.